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<p>Revista de Investigación Transdisciplinaria en Educación, Empresa y Sociedad - ITEES, is an organ of scientific dissemination of four-monthly circulation, which publishes research articles, review and reflection in different areas and fields of education, business and society.</p>Escuela internacional de Negocios y Desarrollo Empresarial de Colombia - EIDECes-ESRevista de Investigación Transdisciplinaria en Educación, Empresa y Sociedad - ITEES2711-1857IX. TRANSFORMACIÓN EDUCATIVA A TRAVÉS DE LA INTELIGENCIA ARTIFICIAL: PERSONALIZACIÓN, AUTOMATIZACIÓN Y DESAFÍOS ÉTICOS
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<p>Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming education by offering new opportunities for <br>personalizing learning, automating tasks, and enhancing the educational experience. This <br>article examines the impact of AI in education, focusing on three key areas: personalization <br>of learning, support for teachers through task automation, and the ethical challenges <br>associated with its implementation. AI makes it possible to adapt content and teaching <br>methods to the individual needs of each student, promoting inclusive and autonomous <br>education. In addition, the automation of administrative and evaluative tasks frees up time <br>for teachers to focus on pedagogical development, optimizing their role in the classroom.<br>However, the use of AI in education raises important ethical challenges, such as data privacy, <br>algorithmic bias, and equity in access to the technology. These issues require appropriate <br>oversight and regulation to ensure that AI is used responsibly and promotes a fair educational <br>environment. Finally, it highlights emerging trends in the use of AI, such as virtual assistants <br>and educational robotics, which promise to continue to revolutionize learning in the coming <br>years. AI in education, if applied ethically and responsibly, has the potential to transform <br>educational systems and improve learning</p>Cesar Augusto Silva Giraldo
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2023-12-062023-12-0611210.34893/itees.v11i2.561VIII. LA GRUPALIDAD FRAGMENTARIA EN LOS COLECTIVOS ESCOLARES
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<p>This work integrates the group from the elucidation that is presented in a multidimensional <br>way, makes it possible to think in the group to attract them to the field of research. It seeks <br>to explain the fragmentation of the target group through the inductive generation of <br>conceptual categories expressed in the regularities and associations between investigated <br>phenomena that access possible interpretive theories of group reality. From the ethnographic <br>perspective, the description that is made from the participant observation of the collegiate <br>sessions, the generation of open interviews that emerge from the categories generated by the <br>analysis, are permanently addressed. The teachers due to their performance as essential <br>subjects of the group, therefore; the researcher and the informant’s teachers and teachers that <br>make up the sample grouped institutionally in four metropolitan schools and four foreign <br>schools. Resulting from this process, categories such as institutional group, subtle power, <br>group fragmentation, and group negotiations are obtained. That is why the fragments contain <br>ontic senses that constitute an idea that, when linked together, creates its totality to constitute <br>the essence of being a group, so that in these isolated ideas in fragments they constitute links <br>that, having their adjustment, allow reaching the domain, where a puzzle piece contains a <br>subjective idea that makes sense, because those filings constitute your group.</p>Florentino Silva Becerra
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2023-12-062023-12-0611210.34893/itees.v11i2.560VII. AZAR, CONTINGENCIA Y CIENCIAS SOCIALES
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<p>The history of Western thought, and with it the history of its disciplines and <br>institutions, is to a large extent the historiographic outline of the epistemological constitution <br>and even the specialization of the sciences. This career of specialized knowledge appealed to <br>phenomena, apparently objective realities to give an account of the world, as well as the role <br>of those who have a place there. <br>In spite of this apparently neutral accent of the research in social sciences, when <br>penetrating into a review of the transformations of educational institutions, university centers <br>or corporations of knowledge, it is evident that multiple deductions and interpretations of the <br>scientific method have been sketched, which are conjugated with the subsequent applications <br>in concrete multivariate realities, events that have propitiated the professional specialization <br>in these analyzed particularities. <br>In this scenario, highly organized since classical times, error, chance and contingent <br>phenomena have been treated in an opprobrious manner; they have been seen from a sort of <br>heterotopia that has no place in the orderly world of the sciences, particularly the social <br>sciences. <br>In contrast, contemporaneity has proliferated interstices, surrogate realities and <br>proliferation of cosmogonies, and the imperative need emerges to provide the social sciences <br>with tools that allow them to approach from a coordinated inquiry and reflection on rare <br>events as generators of knowledge and realities, precisely there emerges this investigative <br>process by integrating chance and contingency as gnoseological detonators.</p>Manuel Fernando González Cuevas
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2023-12-062023-12-0611210.34893/itees.v11i2.559VI. LA CORTE INTERAMERICANA Y EL CASO TZOMPAXTLE TECPILE VS. MÉXICO
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<p>The present work analyzes the legal elements and human rights violations with a <br>paradigmatic approach that the Inter-American Court of Human Rights considered to issue <br>the international sentence in the paradigmatic Mexican case Tzompaxtla, Tecpile, who <br>unanimously accepted the recognition of State responsibility. . In addition to verifying the <br>legal effects of said ruling in the domestic law of that country. The qualitative method was <br>used in a descriptive way, whose purpose isto understand the pre and postsentence variants <br>to involve the students of International Relations of the Rosario Castellanos University in<br>the study and understanding of international justice.<br>The issue is fundamental because said sentence permeates the rule of law, due <br>process, legal security, protecting the victims at all times, in addition to preventing and <br>guaranteeing the human rights of people. The objectives consist of identifying the structure <br>and process of justice implemented in the IACHR; understand the reason for the massive <br>violations in terms of arraigo and the excess of preventive detention, as a general rule in <br>Mexican legal practice from a perspective of teaching in international ones.<br>The methodology used in the research was qualitative, non-experimental,<br>descriptive and analytical to identify the conceptual and pedagogical areas in the teachinglearning process in the legal field to generate critical knowledge from an international <br>perspective.<br>The results obtained were that the students of the International Relations degree in <br>70/% percent find their legal studies complicated, so making a descriptive process of<br>the cases of the sentence of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights permeates the<br>interest of non-jurists. In conclusion, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights plays an essential role in <br>strengthening human rights, being the last ratio for the victims, whose intervention on many <br>occasions has represented a true process of justice and protection of rights in the Americas <br>for what this case study strengthens the critical knowledge of non-jurists.</p>Adolfo Christian Castro Solis
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2023-12-062023-12-0611210.34893/itees.v11i2.558V. LIDERAZGO DIRECTIVO Y CLIMA ORGANIZACIONAL EN RETORNO A CLASES PRESENCIALES EN TIEMPOS DE PANDEMIA
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<p>The general objective of this research work is to identify the relationship between <br>managerial leadership and organizational climate in the return to face-to-face classes in times <br>of pandemic in the managers of the Educational Institutions of the UGEL Puno 2022, being <br>a research with a quantitative approach and design. descriptive correlational, which had the <br>participation of 15 managers as a study sample, who responded to the research instrument <br>that is the questionnaire and thus managed to obtain the conclusions that were able to identify <br>the relationship between managerial leadership and organizational climate with a high <br>positive correlation of 0.86 of hypothesis testing, indicating that leadership is directly related <br>to the decisions made so that the organizational climate remains in good harmony. In the <br>specific objectives, it was possible to identify the relationship between transformational <br>leadership and organizational climate in the return to face-to-face classes in the directors, <br>with a high positive correlation of 0.90 indicating that in the transformational leadership <br>carried out by the directors, they selflessly motivate and drive to have a good organizational <br>climate and continue with the safety protocols in the return to face-to-face classes and it was <br>possible to identify the relationship between transactional leadership and organizational <br>climate in the return to face-to-face classes in the directors, with a high positive correlation <br>of 0.86, indicating that the transactional leadership carried out by the directors provides the <br>educational community with security measures to avoid possible infections and thus achieve <br>a good organizational climate.</p>Graciela Del Carmen Aquize GarciaNivia Taca ChalcoKelly Muriel Pineda Calla
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